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Originally Posted by Munch520

Love it! Have any pics in the sun? I think it lightens up a bit in sun but not much

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Not my boat but this one is a view in the sun, the pacific blue doesn’t change much and it pops on the water for sure.

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Originally Posted by larry_arizona

Not my boat but this one is a view in the sun, the pacific blue doesn’t change much and it pops on the water for sure.

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yeah I was really happy about that - seems to just get brighter outside which I like

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Originally Posted by Prospersigman

I vote black trailer...not that my opinion matters.

The trailer color has to match the color of the tow vehicle!!

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couldn't agree more.

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Originally Posted by Munch520

I think so too, and our Yukon is black so will go nicely with the boat. Wife is worried it'll be too much/too blue...I'm trying to avoid switching to a black one!

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Never too much blue. We ordered the duel colored trailer for this one.
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Originally Posted by DFTR Josh

Never too much blue. We ordered the duel colored trailer for this one.
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Two Tone trailers always look so good!

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Originally Posted by DFTR Josh

Never too much blue. We ordered the duel colored trailer for this one.
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Now if the Dodge pulling this was black it would look great...the non-matching blues between the truck and the trailer would drive my OCD crazy.

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Originally Posted by Prospersigman

Now if the Dodge pulling this was black it would look great...the non-matching blues between the truck and the trailer would drive my OCD crazy.

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Didn’t think about that til you said something lol

Neighbor of mine just brought up an interesting point (he has a red boat and trailer)...colored trailers are easier to see in our murky water here in Ohio. He said it’s especially helpful when loading or unloading the boat in morning, at night, or when overcast.

Either way, I’m think we’ll stick with the colored trailer.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink :D

It will look great either way, you could always do the two tone...black base with the blue fenders. It's only money and you can't take it with you.

You won’t be disappointed with all blue trailer.

Not too many colors will match the tow vehicle.

Black will match black, white will match white but most other colors will not match tow vehicle.

Reds, blues, greens will all likely be shades off.

Trailer matching boat is more critical to me.






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